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IIWCC Course Registrations
The International Interprofessional Wound Care Course (IIWCC) is a course based on adult learning principles, accredited by the University of Toronto’s Continuing Education & Professional Development office (CEPD). It is offered in partnership with WoundPedia™, a...
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CAPE TOWN DECLARATION OF ACTION 2016
Insulin Access for Africa #insulin4all People with diabetes are dying in Africa because they cannot afford or access insulin. We want everyone with diabetes in Africa to have access to affordable insulin and injection...
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60 SECOND FOOT
SCREENING TOOLThis 1 page foot screening tool is designed to identify individuals with high-risk diabetic feet. This screening tool is a simplified 60-second assessment for each foot, to be implemented by healthcare providers.The reverse side includes: instructions, guidelines for use, and...
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INTERNATIONAL INTERPROFESSIONAL WOUND CARE COURSE (IIWCC)
The International Interprofessional Wound Care Course (IIWCC) is designed for wound care specialists with some education and experience: physicians, nurses, and other health professionals in the wound care field or related industry.
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WOUND BED PREPARATION
2011 (WBP 2011)This article builds and expands upon the concept of wound bed preparation introduced by Sibbald et al in 2000 as a holistic approach to wound diagnosis and treatment of the cause…
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Lecture participants can find supplementary lecture materials and resources available in this section for download.
CAPE TOWN DECLARATION OF ACTION 2016
Insulin Access for Africa #insulin4all
People with diabetes are dying in Africa because they cannot afford or access insulin. We want everyone with diabetes in Africa to have access to affordable insulin and injection devices.
60 SECOND FOOT
SCREENING TOOL
This 1 page foot screening tool is designed to identify individuals with high-risk diabetic feet. This screening tool is a simplified 60-second assessment for each foot, to be implemented by healthcare providers.
WOUND BED PREPARATION
2011 (WBP 2011)
This article builds and expands upon the concept of wound bed preparation introduced by Sibbald et al in 2000 as a holistic approach to wound diagnosis and treatment of the cause…
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Just as a seed can flourish into a mighty tree, your donation to educate and support clinicians in developing countries is needed to positively influence the lives of many individuals.